La theorie d'Arrhenius

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Development of the theory of electrolytic dissociation*

46 1903 S A ARRHENIUS applies This dissimilarity between the two sister-sciences has frequently led to differences of opinion in physical chemistry That discontinuous changes and multiple proportions also occur in physics has been assumed in many cases which on closer examination disproved this assumption

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Chapter The Arrhenius Acid and Base Theory

The concept of acids and bases have been defined many times in different ways Several scientists put various definitions to characterize the acids and bases in which some of the concepts are quite narrow and some are comprehensive Acids and bases are existing everywhere in our daily life Every liquid except water that we used having acid and ba

PDF	THE THEORY OF ACIDS AND BASES The Water or Arrhenius Theory was widely accepted up to the early years of this century It defines an acid as a hydrogen compound ionizing in water to give hydrogen ions and a base as a hy

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Lecture 22: The Arrhenius Equation and reaction mechanisms

Learn about two theories developed to explain kinetics: collision and transition state theory Learn about how the rate law for a reaction is created from the reaction mechanism Look at some famous catalysts First a summary of the differential and integrated rates laws from the first kinetics lectures:

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I La théorie d’Arrhénius sur les acides et les bases

Svante Arrhénius un chimiste suédois a développé une théorie en 1887 pour expliquer les acides et les bases Le principe de cette théorie est qu’il définit les acides et les bases selon leur structure et selon les ions qu’ils produisent lorsque dissous dans l’eau selon les équations ci-dessous : HA H2 O H+ + A HCl(g) H2

What is the difference between Arrhenius theory and Bronsted-Lowry theory?
According to Arrhenius theory, hydrochloric acid is an acid which gives hydro- gen ions in water but according to Bronsted-Lowry theory, hydrochloric acid is an acid because it donates a proton to the water molecule. By observing both concepts, water is acting as a base. So, we can see here that both theories are very similar to each other.
What did Svante Arrhenius say about ionization?
Swedish Svante Arrhenius, in 1884 proposed the concept of acid and base based on the theory of ionization. According to Arrhenius, the acids are the hydrogen- containing compounds which give H+ ions or protons on dissociation in water and bases are the hydroxide compounds which give OH ions on dissociation in water.
What is Arrhenius theory of electrolytic dissociation?
The Theory of Electrolytic Dissociation – Subsequent to Arrhenius The fundamental idea proposed by Arrhenius in 1887, that ionic compounds dis- sociate spontaneously into their ions when dissolved in water, still holds today but some of the details have changed to accommodate anomalies.
What is Arrhenius theory?
The Water or Arrhenius Theory was widely accepted up to the early years of this century. It defines an acid as a hydrogen compound ionizing in water to give hydrogen ions, and a base as a hy

1. Introduction

The concept of acids and bases have been defined many times in different ways. Several scientists put various definitions to characterize the acids and bases in which some of the concepts are quite narrow and some are comprehensive. Acids and bases are existing everywhere in our daily life. Every liquid except water, that we used having acid and ba

1.2 Factors affecting acidic strength

The strength of acids and bases depends on following factors: Polarity of the molecule and strength of H▬A bond Electro negativity Size cdn.intechopen.com

1.2.1 Polarity of the molecule and strength of H▬A bond

As the polarity of the molecule increases, the electron density will get away from hydrogen atom and it becomes H+(proton). The greater is the positive charge on the hydrogen atom, H▬A bond will become weaker, lesser is the energy required to break it. Then, the proton will easily dissociate in the solution. Hence, it will be the strong acid [1]. cdn.intechopen.com

1.2.1.1 Key points

The priority should be given to the polarity of H A bond, when we compare the ▬ acidic strength of elements in the same row. But when we compare the acidic strength of elements of same group of periodic table, then priority is given to strength of H▬A bond. cdn.intechopen.com

1.3 Bases

Bases are those substances which have bitter taste, odorless, turn red litmus blue, having pH more than 7 and becomes less alkaline when react with acid. These are violent and less reactive than acids. For example, NaOH (Sodium hydroxide), LiOH (Lithium hydroxide), KOH (potassium hydroxide), etc. These are the general properties of acids or bases,

2.1 Neutralization reaction

When Arrhenius acid and Arrhenius base reacts, salt and water is formed as product, the reaction is known as neutralization reaction. For example: The acids which are completely ionized in aqueous solution, is termed as strong acids such as HCl, HNO3, H2SO4, etc. Hydrochloric acid is a strong acid. When it dissociates into water, hydronium ion and

3. Utility of Arrhenius concept

This theory explains many phenomena like strength of acids and bases, salt hydrolysis and neutralization. cdn.intechopen.com

6. Amphoteric nature of water

The word amphoteric is derived from Greek word“amphi ” that means both (acid and base). Amphoteric substances are those that has potential to act either as an acid or base. For example: H2O (water) [3]. On dissociation, it ionizes into H+and OH (hydroxide) ion. The presence of H+ indicates an acid and the presence of OH ion indicates a base. Since,

7. Advantages of Arrhenius theory

This theory is used to explains: Strength of acid and bases The strength of Arrhenius acid and Arrhenius base can be determined by the extent to which it dissociate to give H+ ion or hydroxide ion [5]. The properties of acids and bases in aqueous medium. Neutralization of acid by reaction with base cdn.intechopen.com

8. Limitation of Arrhenius acid-base theory

This theory is very limited, out of three theories. According to this theory, the solution medium should be aqueous and acid should produce hydrogen ion (H+) or base should produce hydroxide ion (OH ) on dissociation with water. Hence, the substance is regarded as Arrhenius acid or Arrhenius base when it is dissolved in water. For example, HNO3 is

9. Bronsted-Lowry theory

We have been previously learned an Arrhenius acid-base theory which provided a good start towards the acid-base chemistry but it has certain limitations and problems. After this theory, a Danish chemist, named Johannes Nicolaus Bronsted and British scientist, Thomas Martin Lowry proposed a different definition of acid-base that based on the abiliti

9.2 Examples of Bronsted-Lowry acids and bases

In this reaction, the nitric acid donates a proton to the water, therefore it act as a Bronsted-Lowry acid. Since, water accepts a proton from nitric acid, so it is act as Bronsted-Lowry base. In this reaction, the arrow is drawn only to the right side which means that reaction highly favours the formation of products. In this reaction, the water i

10. Relation between Arrhenius theory and Bronsted-Lowry theory

These two theories are not against to each other in any way, in fact Bronsted-Lowry theory is advance to the Arrhenius theory. According to the Arrhenius theory, a substance which produces hydrogen ion in water, called acid. A substance which produces hydroxide ion in water, called base. According to Bronsted-Lowry theory, an acid is proton donor a

11.1 Lewis acid

According to this theory, an acid is a substance which has capability to accept the non-bonding pair of electrons, called Lewis acid. They are sometimes referred as electron deficient species or electrophile. cdn.intechopen.com

11.2 Lewis base

A base is a substance which has capability to donate the electrons, called Lewis base. They are sometimes referred as electron rich species or Nucleophile. cdn.intechopen.com

11.2.1 Lewis base: characteristics

Lewis base-electron-pair donor All metal anions (F , Cl , Br , I ) are Lewis base because they have ability to donate the electron but all Lewis bases are not anions. The ion, molecule or an atom which having a lone pair of electrons, are also considered as Lewis base. The electron-rich system is also considered as Lewis bases, for example, п benze

11.3 Example of Lewis acid-base

A simplest example of Lewis acid-base is shown by a chemical reaction: In this reaction, chloride ion acts as Lewis base because it has lone pairs of electrons and sodium ion has positive charge, so it acts as Lewis acid. cdn.intechopen.com

11.4 Neutralization reaction between Lewis acid and Lewis base

When a Lewis acid reacts with a Lewis base, then a Lewis acid-base reaction occurs in which the molecule which act as Lewis base donate its electron pair into the empty orbital of an acid, forms Lewis acid-base adduct as shown in Figure 2. The adduct formed contains a covalent coordinate bond between Lewis acid and Lewis base. The above explanation

11.5 Limitations of Lewis acid-base theory

This theory is not able to explain that why all acid-base reactions do not involve the covalent coordination bond. This theory is also unable to explain the behavior of some acids like hydrogen chloride (HCl) and sulfuric acid (H2SO4) because they do not form the covalent coordination bond with bases. Hence, they are not considered as Lewis acids.

13. Conclusion

Acids and bases are very important for modern society and in our daily lives. They exist everywhere in our body and in our surroundings. The theory that has been described in this chapter has given us all the basic information of acids and bases. In this chapter, we have discussed all the three basic theory of acid-base chemistry-Arrhenius theory,

Acknowledgements

am eternally grateful and beholden to my family. My mother Mrs. Suman Munjal, Father Mr. Bhim Sain Munjal and sister Mrs. Shweta Java for strengthening me with the opportunities and experiences which enabled me in reaching these heights. The reason behind this success is their selfless encouragement that helped me explore new dimensions in my life

Declaration

I Shikha Munjal undersigned solemnly declare that all the information submitted by me in this chapter is correct, true and valid. cdn.intechopen.com

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En cinétique chimique, la loi d'Arrhenius établit la dépendance de la vitesse d'une réaction chimique à la température. Cette loi est énoncée par Svante A. Arrhenius en 1889 dans son article intitulé « On the reaction velocity of the inversion of cane sugar by acids ».

C'est quoi une base selon Arrhenius ?

Selon la théorie d'Arrhenius, une base est un corps capable de fournir des ions OH^? lorsqu'il se trouve dissous dans un solvant ionisant. Selon Brønsted, c'est un corps capable de fixer des ions H⁺, ou protons. (? acido-alcalinité.)

Quelles sont les insuffisances de la théorie d'Arrhenius ?

Différences avec la théorie d'Arrhenius On ne fait plus jouer un rôle important à l'eau ni à un autre solvant.
. La définition d'une base est liée à celle d'un acide (transfert de proton) ; l'ion OH^? ne joue plus de rôle particulier, il devient simplement une base parmi d'autres.

Comment vérifier la loi d'Arrhenius ?

Vérification de la loi d'Arrhenius Si une réaction obéit à la relation d'Arrhenius, les points obtenus en portant ? en fonction de pour diverses expériences, doivent s'aligner sur une droite de coefficient directeur ? E a R et d'ordonnée à l'origine ? .

C'est quoi les acides et les bases ?

Un acide est un composé susceptible de céder des protons. Une base est un composé susceptible d'accepter des protons.
. Lorsqu'un acide perd un proton, il se transforme en un composé qui peut accepter un proton (une base) : c'est la base conjuguée de l'acide.

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